Langer Trophy round 4 teams, competition back with a bang

Langer Trophy livestreaming will be back with a bang tomorrow, with the top of the table clash one of 10 games streamed by www.couriermail.com.au, the Gold Coast Bulletin and affiliates.

Palm Beach Currumbin SHS will unleash exciting fullback Keano Kini in the top of the table encounter against Marsden SHS at Marsden on Tuesday.

Langer Trophy livestreaming will be back with a bang tomorrow, with the top of the table clash one of 10 games streamed.

The Courier-Mail, Gold Coast Bulletin and News Corp Australia affiliates are live-streaming the Langer Trophy, Walters Cup and Langer Reserves games. That is at least 10-12 games each round - plus access to the Payne Cup while unlocking access to the best News’ sites across Australia.

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A year 11 student who played Meninga Cup (under 18s) for the impressive Tweed Seagulls earlier in the season, Kini made his debut last round against Coombabah SHS and has been retained for the big clash.

Powerfully built, he has a ready made club combination with his halfback Tom Weaver and an array of other Tweed players.

PBC SHS may still be without No.1 dummy half Oskar Bryant who has almost recovered from a broken thumb sustained in last month’s state championships.

Keano Kini in action for Tweed Seagulls. Picture: Scott Powick Newscorp

He may play, but if not will be certain to return in round 5 against Keebra Park SHS.

Regardless, Tanu Nona has done a splendid job in his absence.

Aside from Kini, another new face to the competition this season, Marsden SHS’s Will Semu, will continue in his preferred centre position after starting the season on the wing.

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MARSDEN SHS win round 3 to maintain an unbeaten start to the season.

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The Titans’ contracted Semu’s presence at centre will see Nathaniel Tangimataiti return to the edge backrow.

In the continued absence of Queensland schoolboys merit fullback Leon Te Hau, the fleet-a-foot Teapo Stoltman, who has grown in confidence this season after finding his feet as a Year 11 student in 2020, will continue at fullback.

Teapo Stoltman has grown in confidence this season. (News Corp/Attila Csaszar)

PBC’s edges, centres Reef Sommerville and Deine Mariner and backrowers Brock Priestley and Ryan Foran, also add to the attacking capacity of the match.

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ROUND 2 – SIX OF THE BEST, WHAT WE LEARNT

In the Coombabah SHS v Ipswich SHS clash, front rower Rene Bagon, a promising product who came through the Forest Lake SHS’s new rugby league program, has earned a starting position. He has attracted interest from the Manly Sea Eagles.

Ipswich State High.

In Keebra Park SHS’s clash with St Mary’s, Walters Cup rookie Wailer Whaiapu remains in the selection mix after being blooded coming off the bench in round 3 against Ipswich SHS.

Wavell SHS has dangled a carrot infront of one of its rookies, Arthur Fitness, by naming him No.19 ahead of its clash against Mabel Park SHS at Slack Creek.

Fitness is the son of former Queensland Sheffield Shield wicketkeeper Gavin Fitness, a personal batting coach of T20 blaster Chris Lynn.

THE TEAMS

Marsden SHS v Palm Beach Currumbin SHS

Marsden SHS: 1. Teapo Stoltman, 2. Tea Rani Woodman, 3. Will Semu, 4. Kienan Tempest, 5. Luke Bossons, 6. Jardyn Stilinovich-Watene, 7. Cassius Cowley, 8. Lance Fualema, 9. Tyree Bowman, 10. Xavier Stowers, 11. Nathaniel Tangimataiti, 12. Jieye Mauai, 13. Chris Faagutu (c): Interchange from: 14. Hamuera Kingi, 15. Taelon Te-Whiu Hopa, 16. Tyson Stanley, 17. Sione Fotuaika, 18. Braden Teuila

PBC SHS: 1. Keano Kini, 2. Hunter Ploegsma, 3. Reef Sommerville, 4. Deine Mariner, 5. Michael Roberts, 6. Travis May, 7. Tom Weaver (c), 8. Jack Cullen, 9. Tanu Nona, 10. Kade Somerville, 11. Brock Priestley, 12. Ryan Foran, 13. Bailey Martin. Interchange: 14. Josh Lynn, 15. Jayden Wright, 17. Isaiah Scanlan, 18. Reico Ratana

Harry Schwenke celebrates his try for St Mary's. Picture: Nev Madsen.

Keebra Park SHS v St Mary’s (Southport)

Keebra Park SHS: 1. Tawera Toia, 2. Levi Jones, 3. Elijah Hola, 4. Nella Lotaki, 5. Elijah Lui, 6. Cooper Maytom, 7. Connor Te Kani, 8. Immanuel Kalekale, 9. Blake Mozer, 10. Herman Tofaeono, 11. Seth Nikotemo, 12. Del Wigmore, 13. Arama Hau, 14. Deontae Perese, 15. Louruce Brown, 16. PJ Poutasi. 17. Haze Tai-Rakena, 18. Jeremiah Tamepo, 19. Zane Lothian, 20. Wailer Whaiapu

St Mary’s College: 1 Preston Brown, 2. Joseph Doljanin, 3. Bailey Nash, 4 Harry Eyers, 5. Chad Lebsanft, 6. Riley Wockner, 7. Declan Ryan, 8. Jai Purser, 9. Dom Whittingham, 10. Salle Va’a, 11. Tom McGahan, 12. Liam Cantwell, 13. Darcy Carswell. Interchange: 14. Connor Nicholls, 15. Zac Brown, 16. Harry Schwenke, 17. Lachlan Hilton

Wavell SHS big guns Prinston Esera, Felix Faatili and Karl Oloapu(News Corp/Attila Csaszar)

Mabel Park SHS v Wavell SHS

Mabel Park SHS: 1. Hikoirangi Paki, 2. Lennox Pafalani, 3. Kena Finau, 4. Atunaisa Pahulu, 5. Glen Fisher, 6. Kaiwhiri Reuben, 7. Lexii Tau, 8. AJ Taylor, 9. Ranil Shankar, 10. Peni Auvaa, 11. Jamie Zaghini, 12. Melchizadek Laumatia, 13. Levi Kereopa. Interchange: 14. Fiva Taumaletila-Maulolo, 15. Alex Leapai, 16. Mustafa Kaya, 17. Shilo Asafo

Shilo Asifo of Mabel Park SHS.Picture: Nev Madsen.

Wavell SHS: 1. Po Hotere-Papalii, 2. Jayden Ambichi, 3. Tre Fotu, 4. Prinston Esera, 5. Jordan Tut-Chapman, 6. Karl Oloapu, 7. Jalen Afamasaga, 8. Damascus Neemia, 9. Tyrell Waaka-Rhind, 10. Tahrell Feaveai, 11. Will Curran, 12. Ben Te Kura, 13. Drew Timms. Interchange: 14. Bristowe Murray, 15. Norman Rua, 16. D’metrius Iose, 17. Naytan Iselin, 18. Sese Nati, 19. Arthur Fitness

Coombabah SHS v Ipswich SHS (North Ipswich)

Coombabah SHS: 1. Shannon Donaldson, 2. Filisi Frost, 3. Dre Goldsmith, 4. Kyen Murphy, 5. Te Hata Reid, 6. Ethan Leypoldt, 7. Caleb Gould-Waiariki, 8. K-ci Whare, 9. Sean Howlett, 10. Joseph Shannon, 11. Beau Liddle, 12. Jared Johnson, 13. Jay Blazek, 14. Casey Harding, 15. Tana Clark, 16. Dwayne Ckwan-Fuimaono, 17. Jack McKenzie-Morri, 18. Quezon Eteru

19. Matthew Logopati, 20. Jaxon Denny.

Ipswich SHS: 1. Caleb Jackson, 2. Kulu Baruani, 3. Shannon Stewart, 4. Damien Burrows, 5. Vincent Pereira, 6. Mason Pintegne, 7. Jake Self, 8. Josiah Pahulu, 9. Tommy Luhrman, 21.

Rene Bagon, 11, Josiah Patea, 12. Kulikefu Finefeuiaki, 13. Jarvis Yeatman. Interchange: 14

Tyrese Weatherby, 10, Samson Sauaso, 16. Richard Mala, 17. Tupou Fe’ao

LIVESTREAM SCHEDULE

Venue: Southport Tigers

Walters Cup

2.30pm: (Southport Tigers)

Keebra SHS v Forest Lake

Langer Trophy

3.30: Keebra SHS v St Mary’s College

Venue: Slacks Creek RLC

Langer reserves

3pm: Mabel Park SHS v Wavell SHS

Walters Cup

4pm: Mabel Park SHS v Wavell SHS

Langer Trophy

5pm: Mabel Park SHS v Wavell SHS

Venue: North Ipswich Reserve

Walters Cup

3.30pm: Ipswich SHS v Coombabah SHS

Langer Trophy:

4.30pm: Ipswich SHS v Coombabah SHS

Venue:Marsden SHS

Langer reserves

3.30pm: Marsden SHS v PBC SHS

Walters Cup

4.30pm: Marsden SHS v PBC SHS

Langer Trophy

5.30pm: Marsden SHS v PBC SHS